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When it's about 90% complete it will stop downloading. I would pause and unpause and usually it would start downloading again. It doesn't always work though. I updated to 2.3.3 and the problem persists.

I downloaded an episode and it downloaded entirely from the block account. I was under the assumption that it would only download the missing files from the block account then switch back to my primary to download the rest. Does this mean my primary was missing all the files for that episode?

I don't see a special tab under config. I use dognzb so maybe you might know if it supports it.

File name, I don't use folders. So that only works for folders? I was expecting the file to include the episode title.

I have the string at: %sn s%0se%0e %en.%ext

Here's an example of how it comes out: Brooklyn Nine-Nine s01e16 720p WEB-DL DD5 1 H 264-NTb

I set my finished files to be unrared and moved to my desktop. However, all my .rar files on the desktop also get unrared.

I'm not sure when this started happening. Does putting an asterisk in the categories folder path cause this?

shypike wrote:Or append an asterisk * to the end of a category path.

Thanks. Is there a code to put only multiple files in a folder?

For example, if I set my completed folder to my desktop I want to see the video file directly on the desktop instead of being inside a separate folder. Like how torrents do it. Is that possible?

When I'm downloading it's also uploading about 30-40 kB/s. Why is that?

shypike wrote: Check the dropdown menu at the top of the queue.
It contains end-of-queue options.

Thanks, didn't see that.

Like the option in uTorrent. Is this possible?

Does that mean it downloads the most recently added files first? I want it to download the old files first.

It downloads both files at the same time for me.

I had 2 files in my queue earlier and they were both downloading at the same time. How do I make it so that only one file downloads at a time automatically. I want the order of downloads ordered by when I add the files.